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Warren County approves multiple grants for senior services, veterans, substance‑use prevention and prosecutors' programs
Summary
The board approved grant applications and acceptances totaling several hundred thousand dollars across aging services, veterans transportation, municipal alliance substance‑use prevention, and Prosecutor's Office programs.
At its April 23 meeting the Warren County Board of County Commissioners approved several grant actions covering aging services, veterans transportation, municipal substance‑use prevention, and Prosecutor's Office programs.
Resolutions included approval of a $33,000 grant application to the New Jersey Department of Human Services, Division of Aging Services to operate the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) for April 1, 2025–March 31, 2026 (Resolution 224‑25), and authorization to apply for $7,000 from the New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs to provide transportation services to veterans for FY2026 (Resolution 225‑25). The board also approved the Fiscal Year 2026 Municipal Alliance Strategic Plan and anticipated funding of $105,194 for substance‑use prevention and education programming (Resolution 226‑25).
The board authorized the Warren County Prosecutor’s Office to apply for and accept multiple state grants: a $159,570 Child Advocacy Center development award (Resolution 229‑25); acceptance of an $85,800 ARRIVE Together Critical Incident Model grant (Resolution 230‑25); and acceptance of a VOCA V 21‑23 subaward totaling $277,640 with an in‑kind match of $184,190 required (Resolution 231‑25). Each resolution passed by recorded unanimous vote.
Commissioners noted the awards are subject to availability of funds and, in some cases, to grant conditions. County officials did not provide programmatic details beyond the stated purposes in the resolutions; implementation and expenditures will proceed according to grant terms and county budgeting processes.
